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Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-10-07
COURT DOCKET.
Oct 10Th fSSz

Oct. 10Th, 1857.
State of Oregon vs.. Ned. Gilmore and Lee
Parker, Crime of wilfully dis turbing public
meeting.
State Of Oregon vs.. {. d. Murray, Rccog-
| nizance.
State of Oregon vs.. David Baker, Rccogni-
zance.
State Of Oregon vs.. P. S. Dcarling, Rccog-
| nizance.
State Of Oregon VS. Z. +. Andrews, Recog-
nizance
State OF Oregon VS.. o. w. Ohlsen, Recos.
nizance.
State of Oregon vs.. J. Conner, Recosni
zance.
State of Oregon VS.. J.. H. Whitsett, Recog-
nizance. 4
Rosalia Poland ct al vs.. Thos. Reilly et al,
SUIT to quiet title of real property.
Louisa Clark VS. William Clark, Divorce.
Bremner & Buxton VS. w. +. Owens &
J. billiard, Replevin.
B. A. Owens .Adair VS.. J. !. Whllsett,
| Action TO recover money.
Rosanna Manning VS.. Lavina and +. l..
Teal d ]. D. & Latitia Whipple, Foreclosure.
J. NJ. billiard vs.. Allen & Lewis and G..
kW. Merrill, Action to recover money!
g. w. Weaver VS.. C. w. Johnston admr.
and Esther Owens, Suit TO set aside fraudu-
lent Conveyance
| Humphrey and Flint VS.. X. Phipps, w. K.
I
| Willis and wife, S. Hamilton, G. A. Taylor
and ii. c. Slocum, Foreclosure.
State of Oregon VS.. J. c. Lyon alias w.
K. r. Ryan, Appeal from county court.
Chas. kohn & Co. vs. A. +. Flournoy,
! Action to recover money.
Thompson DeIIart & Co VS.. Henry and
John Bowen, Action TO recover money.
School Comr's VS.. L. f. Dowcll and wife,
Foreclosure.
S. Hamilton VS.. J. b. Spaur, Sarah Spaur
and Frank Spaur, Suit in equity for posses
sion of real property.
w. F. Benjamin VS.. G. May and wife,
Foreclosure.
L. +. Whistler VS.. A. J. Burnett, Motion
for leave TO issue execution.
5. Marks & Co. VS.. Thos. +. and Mary A.
Baker, Motion for leave to issue execution.
Phoebe L. Day VS.. ]. L. and Sarah Coon,
Foreclosure.
S. Marks y Co. vs.. JOS. Roberts, Action
to recover money.
G. w. Riddle vs.. w. y. Dyer, Action to
recover money.
E. g. Young x Co. VS.. John w Crouch
and a. L. Smith, Action TO recover money
Elizabeth Garrison VS.. J. NJ. lIocket,
Action to recover money.
John T. McBee VS., Jacob Spaur, 5. Spaul
and d. White, Action TO recover real ptopcrt,
and damages.
{. w. Jackson VS.. Chas Wolfcr, suit for
dissolution Of partnership and accounting.
Caro- Bros. vs.. ". X. Stephens, Action te
recover money.
| Joel Thompson vs.. ]. II. Whitsett and
b. Williams, Action to recover money.
Cathnne Brooks vs.. John w. Brooks,
Divorce.
Z. ]. Page vs.. Theresa a. Page, Divorce
Deborah Rutan vs.. ], c. Ru,an, Divorce
| Mary Z. Stearns vs. X. l.. Stearns, Divorce
Lucy Blackwood vs.. w. H. Blackwood
Divorce.
| Julia Levy vs.. Z. II. Levy, Divorce
E. and y. B. TingIe VS.. Geo. NJ. Beelcr
Action TO recover money.
B. A. Owens Adair VS.. G. f. Whtsctt, T.
II. Whltsett and NJ. Joscphson, Foreclosure
w. Benjamin vs.. Elizabeth Garrison ant
S. 7. Garrison, Foreclosure.
L. L. Goodridgc VS.. A. Marks, Action te
recover money.
Wm. Wade vs.. Ellis Blackwell, Conlirma
ton.
In the matter Of the assignment of 0. II
Flock insolvent debtor, For settlement.
Z. G.. Young & Co. VS.. ]. c. Rutan anc
Deborah r. Rutan, Action TO recover money
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Oh KIND ITEMS,

Prof. Otis Hutchinson is able 10 be on our
streets.
The residence Of c. A. Schlb1cde Is near
ing completion.
Fcndal Suthcrlin is improving his property
at the North end Of front street.
Cora Fullerton Esq of Roscburg was il
our city on Tuesday on business.
Mrs. John Bayless has been visiting during
the week on the lower Calapooia.
FIX Commissioner Perry Cook and lady
were in Oakland trading on Wednesday last.
Horace Deardof who has been quite i'll for
two weeks We are glad to learn is improving.
Rev. Mr.. Webb who was to lecture in
Browns hall on Tuesday night failed to ap-
pear.
Jas. barron, one of Wilbur's most substan-
tial citizens was in our city ON Tuesday on
business.
7. S. Brcckley has purchased the livery
stable property on front street from John
Freyer Jr.
Commercial men from San Francisco are
working very zealously for the trade Of South
ern Oregon.
Sam Stahl OF Dimmicks Ferry was in our
city on last Tuesday. Sam is one Of the most
genial Of mankind.
Miss Clara tones, who has been visiting at
Albany returned TO her home in Oakland last
Friday, much to the delight Of large circle
of young friends.
Rev. Messrs. Craig and Haynes OF the
Southern Methodist church were in Oakland
Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr.. Craig
preached good sermon in the Baptist church
Wednesday evening.
Hon. VIM. II, Byars cf Salem, and fol
many years editor Of the Plaindealer in thi:
county was On our streets Tuesday last shak
ing hands with host of friends. Mr.. Byar.
has grown quite gray, but still wears tha
genial smile Of the days that were
We sec from an Eastern paper that Prof. D.
Atkins is now 4 teacher in the Corvallis Col
lege. This man will strongly re-cnforcc tht
teaching capacity Of that school. We knew
him when as a student at Emery q Henry
College Va, he was one OF the brightest light
in that grand old institution.
The services In the Methodist church Oh
last Sabbath evening were very interesting
Rev Mr.. Williams preaching an eNtrortinar.
sermon, from the text, ''There is no Eigh
there" The music was very fine, as rendcrct
by choir composed entirely Of young ladies
Miss Sallie Jones presiding at the organ.
Prof. G. T. Russell is home for day O
two from an extended trip visiting schools ii
the Southern port OF the county. Prof. Rus
sell is displaying an amount of zeal ncve
cqualed in this county. The Prof. has dc
voted most of his life 10 the educ.otional inter
est, and as he grows older he grows if posi-
Bile more faithful in the performance of hi
duties in the great and important work as
signed him.
! lSoNANA.
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WILL NOT DIVIDE.
GEN. APPLEGATE REFUSES To MEET PRO
HIBITIONIST IN DEBATE

Gen. L. L. Applegatc, of Jackson county,
who has commenced his campaign Of Oregon
against the pending constitutional amendment
abolishing the liquor traffic was ielegraphed
TO from this place by Hon. James Cheno-
weth, member Of the State League, asking il
he would divide time with a prohibit onist
The telegram reached the General at Grants
Pass and he curtly answered "No." We un.
derstand that it would have been the object
Of the friends Of the amendment to secure the
Rev. I. d. Driver, of East Portland, as the
champion of the cause, and certainly adebate
between these gentlemen would have attracted
great attention, but Gen. Applegate is doubt
less aware oi the weakness OF his cause and
hence his refusal.
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NOTICE.
Of Restoration Of Indemnity Lands Of
Oregon Central Wagon Road Com
nany TO the Public Domain.

L. S. Land Office, Roscburg, Or. Sept. 10, 1881.
Pursuant TO instructions Of the Hon. Secretary
of tie Interior, dated August 18th, 1857, aud tn-
der direction Of the Hon. Commissioner OF the Gen.
craI Land Office dated August 80, 1881.
NToTIcE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE WITH.
IN drawaI OF lands for indemnity purposes under
the grant to the state Of Oregon for the Oregon,
Central Wagon Road Company by act Of July End.
1864 has been revoked And that all lands SO with
drawn for indemnity purposes under said grant
within the Roseburg I. S. land District. except
such lands as may be covered by selections APP
proved by the Commissioner Of the General Land
Office and the Secretary OF the Interior, are re.
stored TO the pnblc domain, and opened u settle
ncnt under the general land laws And that
and after the 18th day of October 1SSI said lands
will be open to filing and entry. All applications
for filings and cnt ries on lands covered by uRap-
proved selections will he received noted aud held
subject TO the claim Of the company. Aud when
presented alleging upon sufficient prulafacie show
ing that the land is not subject to the company
right If selection notice thereof will be given the
company aud thirty days allowed within which to
file objections if objections are filed such app-
cation will be admitted, but II the company shall
appear aud show cause, an investigation VIII be or
dered TO determine whether the land is subject 70
the eompany's right oi selection. 1oxvs
cHAs. ". JoHksToS, V.JoNEs,
| Register, heceiSef,
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Free Trade.

Tie reduction Of internal revenue and the
taking off Of revenue stamps from Proprietary
Medicines, no doubt has largely benefited the
consumers as we'll as relieving the burden Of
home manufactures. Especially is this the
case with Green's August Flower and Boschee,s
German Syrup, as the reduction of thirty-six
cents per dozen, has been added to increase
the size of the bottles containing these RENE
dies, thereby giving one-6fth more medicine
iu the IS cent size. The August Flower for
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, and the
German Syrup for Coughs and Lung troubles,
have prehaps, the largest sale of any medicine
in,hc world. The advantage of increased size
of the bottles will be greatly appreciated by
the sick and afflicted, in every town and vii
lagc in civilized countries. Sample bottles
or 10 cents remain the same size.
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THE BIG SLAUGHTER.
THE WONDERFUL RUSH Ar SOL ABRAHAM
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE

GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE.
a reporter Of this paper tried hard all day
Wednesday to get an opportunity to speak a
word TO Sol Abraham concerning his grea
closing out sale, but the rush of people to
the mammoth store was such and Mr. Abra.
ham was so busy in experimenting his bust
ness that it was late in the afternoon before
the interview was granted only for a few min
utes. ''You may assure the people" said Mr..
Abraham ''that while l intend to always
make my home in Douglas county, where for
over thirty years have been IN business,
that am positively retiring from the mercan
tile busincs IS and that cash or good credit will
buy anything in my mammoth stock utterly
regardless of cost: My sales since Monday
are from 5000 TO $500 per day and my old
customers and new ones are taking goods at
their own prices. The amount of cash sales
has proven that the hard times cannot inter
fcre with the great sacrifice OF goods at bar
gain prices never before offered in this section.
Over thirty years business with the people o.
this county assure them that mean just what
| say" Here Mr.. Abraham was called
away by the great rush and the reporter left
confident that the biggest bargains ate offered
at this bona flde closing out sale.
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BAPTIST ASSOCIATION NOTES.

The association of The Missionary Baptist
convened al Oak creek last Thursday with a
good attendance Of ministers present.
Your correspondent arrived on the groun.is
Saturday morning for II o'clock services, and
listened 10 an able sermon from Rev. SchoGcld,
after the close Of his sermon, every body was
invited 10 the table, which was sroaning
under the weight OF the good things thereon,
which spoke volumes for the culinary ability
Of the fair sex Of Oak creek and vicinity.
In the afternoon Rev. Wyclille preached
very able sermon, which was listened to with
rapt attention, by the attentive congrega
! ton.
AT 7 o'clock services were held at father
Tiptons by Rev. J. W. Osborne, also at
| church house, but your correspondent failed
to learn by whom the people were addressed.
On Sunday at ten O'Clock, Mrs. Wheeler
addressed the Sunday school children, in q
very earnest and able manner, and such in
stuction frequently given to the youth of our
land we are sure would be fraught with good
results.
AT II o'clock Rev g. J. Burchett preached
TO crowded bousc, an able and eloquent ser
mon from the text t'Go sell what thou hast
and give to the poor" Dinner was served
on the ground to the entire congregation
which was quite large.
Rey. Robinson preached the closing sur
mon in very able manner.
The association adjourned at 3 O'Clock 4
meet next year with the Springfield church.
Your correspondent noticed quite nunbe
of people from Roseburg on Saturday and Sun
day and among them our worthy sheriff B
c. Agee. Take 1t all in all the association
was grand success. \. y.
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Rnuc,rs Her Youth.

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay Co.,
Iowa, tells the following remarkable story,
the truth of which is vouched for by the resi-
dents Of the town: 81 am 63 years old, have
been troubled with kidney complaint and lame
ness for many years; could not dress my
elfwithout help. Now am free from all
,.airl and soreness, and am able TO do all my
own, housework. l owe my thanks to Elec.
trio 6;tters for having renewed my youth, and
removed completely all desease and pain.
Try bottle, only soc. at Marters & Cos
drug store:
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DRAIN ITEMS

n Elmer Smith Of Yoncolla, has gone to
Albany.
II. Mumpower was IN The city Tuesday on
business.
Lou Browne Of Eikton was on our streets
Wednesday.
Mrs. Gail Perkins Of The Dalles is expected
to arrive here shortly.
Rev. Wells Of Gardiner passed through
here on his way home Monday.
Mr. Merrill of Roseburg is here represents
ing Sheridan Bros. of that place.
Miss Sue Burt of Yoncolla is here visiting
friends, the guest of the Drain hotel.
w. A. Perkins went to Portland Wednes-
day night to attend the Mechanics fair.
]. w. Numan who has been down TO Port.
land for some time returned Monday night.
y. w. Hart has returned from Calipooia
where he has been working for Winiford Bros.
VIM. Bcckley of Elkton was in town Mon
day, he looked like one who had been up late.
Dr. Henry Little of Oakland is here yank.
ing some Of the molars for the people Of oui
town.
2. Is. Beckley Of Oakland was in town
Wednesday evening May his shadow never
grow less.
Rev. Ellworthy preached an interesting ser
mon in the Academy chapel last Sunday
morning and evening.
Winter seems 10 haYe come at last, the pat
ter on the shingle gladens the heart Of the
farmers. All will welcome the gentle rain.
We are informed that We are soon to have .
restaurant. With two hotels and one restaurant
the average Drainite should never go hungry
Waldo Cheshire of Eugene City was ir
town Sunday, and caused sweet smiles tc
grace the countenancc Of some young ladies'
G. Drain has moved into the house
formerly owned by J. II. Underhill, which
he has recently purchased. 1t makes a nice
residence.
Our friend Paul Schlosscr has greatly
increased the size Of his face this week b,
some means. What is it Paul, have yor
been eating dried apples?
c. D. Drain who has been al Gardiner fo
his health, returned on Tuesdays stage. W.
are glad 20 say the breeze from the "sal
chuck very much improved his health.
Prof T. +. Campbell the prohibition lectures
of Eugene City passed through our thriyin&
little town Wednesday lIegoes to Gardiner
and other points TO lecture on the great ques
ton, prohibition.
a party OF hunters from Portland consisting
of two gentlemen and one lady are at The
Drain hotel preparing for hunt. From
what VIC can learn they have come well pre-
pared TO have good time.
V. o. Boots left for southern points where
he goes as travelling salesman for his fathe
Wm. N. Boots. lie has large stock o
jewelry and we all expect him to return will
his pockets full Of american eagles.
]. G. Dotson and family left Tuesday nigh
for Grants Pass their future home. Mr.. Dot
son is a gentleman Of which any place shoult
be proud to claim as a resident Their many
friends al this place regret TO see them leave
but wish them we'll
The Normal school at this place Las a yer,
large attendance. 1t has been nicely re
painted inside, which makes its rooms mucl
brighter. With Prof's. Benson and Bootl
as teachers, it has become one Of the bes
schools in the state. All who wish an educa
tion should not fail to attend this school O
old Douglas.
ID, III,
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Administrative. Notice

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE GN-
N dersigned has been duly appointed by the
order of the County Court of Douglas county, state
Of Oregon. Administrators of the es tate OF Frances
Arcba mbeau deceased and that she has duly quail
fed as such Administrative. All persons holding
claims against the deceased are required to present
them to said Administrative duly yeElted as Dy law
required at her residence in French Settlement gu
Douglas county, Oregon within six months from the
date Of this notice or the first publication thereof
And all persons knowing themselves indebted u
the deceased are notified to make immediate pay
ment to said administratiix.
Dated Sent. 30th, 1887.
LANE LANE, J'psEPEggI iscnA2sEAr,
Attorneys for said Estates AdmnistrStIiSe
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Notice For Publication.

Land Office at Roscburg. Or, Sept. Is. 1ss7.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE foL-
v lowing named settler has filed otice of his
intention 10 make final proof in support OF his
claim, aud that said proof will he made before the
Register Receiver Of L. 8. Land Office at Rose
burg Oregon on Saturday, Nov ), 1857, viz:
DAVID oTTINGER,
Homestead Entry No 1864 for the lots and See 80
IT, IS $. f. West w. N. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation Of said land viz: James +. TeDpin.
Of Roseburg, Douglas county Oregon. VIM. {. Burk.
D. w. Mckinney, John Stephens Of Oakland, Do ug-
las county Oregon CHAs. W. Johnston,
Register.
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To all whom it may concern.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT UNDER
IN and in pursuance OF an order Of the County
Court, entered therein the 18th day of September
1887, directing license issue to the undersigned
Administrator of the estate OF }. J. Whitsett de-
ceased to sell the premises for cash i'll hand at
such time he shall deem best for the interest of
said estate all the real property belonging to said
estate, o so much thereof as may be necessary to
satisfy certain mortgages on said property | will
therefore, for the purpose of raising money pay
OF and discharge the mortgages of George Haynes
alidSol. Abraham the whole Of said real estate
SATURDAY the 10Th day of October 1887,
at he hour of one O'Clock 2. NJ OF said day. said
premises, sell at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash the following described premises or so much
thereofas may be necessary satisfy aforesaid mort
cages towit: The South half of South West quarter
Of Section eleven and South East quarter of South
East quarter of Section ten (1O) aud North East
quarter OF the North East quarter Of Section fifteen
all in Township % South of Range West of viii.
Mer. containing one hundI ed and sixty acres. Also
all that piece parcel of land described follows
beginning at the North West of Section eleven
QD running thence East forty-txo chains and sixty
five links thence South to the South line OF Donation
claim No Al of James p Gilmore and wife, thence
West along said line to Section line between Sec
tions ten and eleven 90 & III thence North along
said Section line to place of beginning being por
ton Of said Donati claim NO IL situate in ction
eleven I'D Town IS S. r. West VIII. Mer. contain
ing 220 acres. Also the Donation land claim Of
James F. Whitsett described the South half of the
South East quarter of Section eleven Ql) and the
South West quarter of the South West quarter of
Section twelveI2) in Town % South of Range 5West
Will. Mer. containing l20 acres; excepting acres
from the above tract described commencing at the
North East corner of the South West quarter of
South West quarter of Section l2 running thence
South Is rods thence West Sc rods thence North Is
rods and theuce East 36 rods to place of beginning
Also the North West quarter of Section
thirteen Q3) i'll Town 2S South of Range West
viii. Mer. containing l60 acres.
IL wIITSETTT.
Administrator Of the estate of j, "a Whitset
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4 captuin's Fortunate Discovery.

Capt. Coleman, schr. Weymouth, plying
between Atlantic City and N. y, had been
troubled with a cough so that he was unable
TO sleep, and was induced to try DR.. King
New Discovery for Consumption. II not only
gave him instant relief, but allayed the extreme
soreness in his breast. His children were sim
ilariy affected and single dose had the same
happy effect. DR.. Kings New Discovery is
now the standard remedy in the Coleman
household and on board the schooner.
Free Trial Bottles of this Standard Remed,
A. C.. Marstcrs Drug Store,
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C0ny OfOrder.
In the county court of Douglas Co. State Of Or
In the matter of the guardianship

III the county court Of Douglas co. state OF Or. :
In the matter of the guardianship
of citation.
Minor heirs of Leyi Becklcy deceased
Now at this time comes Henry Bceklcy guardian
Of Mary Beckley and Lola G. Bcckcy minor heirs of
Lew Beckiey deceased AMI flies his sworn petition
which sets forth the following facts towit: That
said petitioner is the duly appointed Guardian
said minor heirs ore residents of Douglas county
oregon, that said minor heirs each the owner Of
an undivided one third interest in fee of the follow
ing described real property, situate in said Douglas
county, state OF Oregon, towit: Lots numbered )
and q of sec. 10 Rnd n. E. quarter Of N. W. of
sec. 80 in I. % S. r. West and lots numbered 5
and OF see. a in r. % s. 4. West OF willamette
Meridian containing 1850 acres, that the personal
property Of said minors has been exhausted eX.
ceptng about SO each and that it Is necessary TO
sell said real property in order to support main-
tain and educate said minors, that the interest of
said minors iii said real prertY docs not rent for
or otherwise contribute to the support OF said nl
ors and that said property is depreesating in
value. wherefore petitioners asks that an order
of this court be made directing the next of kin
and all others in the said estate to appear
and show cause why liceuse should not be granted
for the sale OF said real property 1t is therefore
ordered anu adludcd by the court that an order is
to the next of kin and all other persons inter
ested in said real estate to be and appear in this
court on Tuesday, the 2jth day Of October, 1887 at
10 o'clock a. m. then and there to show cause II any
there be why an order of this court should not be
made for the sale of said real property prayed for
in said petition. 1t is further ordered that personal
service Of this order be made at least 10 days before
the time for the hearing thereof and that cony OF
this order be published in the "RosEBURG REVIEW
weekly newspaper of gene raj circulation in Doug
las county, Oregon for the full period OF three sue
eessiye weeks.
fATrEsTl
I. R. SHERIpAS County Clerk, by J. S. FITzHuGH,
w. I. WRIGHT, Deputy Clerk } County Judge
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-10-07

FRUIT GROWERS MEETING. The Doug
las County Fruit Growers Association met at
the Court House on Saturday, Ocf Ist, and
permanent organization made by electing the
following named officers: G. w. Riddle,
president; H. Adams, vice president; VIM.
{. Winston, secretary; - Fisher, treas
urer; W. V. johnson, y. J. Bellows and +.
Ward, directors. The report of the commit
tee on drafting Of the constitution and by laws
was made and accepted and all other business
before the association having been transacted
the meeting adjourned to meet again on Sat
urday, Oct. a9th, 1887.
WM. {. WINSTON,
Oct. Ist, 1857. Secretary.